Final Exam Study Guide Flashcards
Universalism
all will be saved
Wider Hope
Not all will be saved, but many who seek after the truth
The Great Century of Protestant Missions
1800s
He was sold as slave when he was a small boy
St Patrick
Synagogue
building where Jewish people meet for religious meetings and worship
Diaspora
dispersion of a people groups
The “Father of Modern Missions”
William Carey
His missionary recruits has no set salary
Hudson Taylor
He suffered torture and imprisonment
Judson
He studied medicine but evangelism was his goal
Taylor
His wife was “wholly deranged”
Carey (Dorothy was his wife)
He imitated missionary outreach in Burma
Judson
He worked as a missionary in India
Carey
He was America’s first venture into overseas missions
Judson
He wrote a very unusual proposal letter
Judson
He wore Chinese clothing and even a pigtail
Taylor
The traditional view and the path of wisdom
-commands: obedience
-no commands: god gives freedom, responsibility, and wisdom
-choose moral and wise, then trust God
The three wills of God
Sovereign: God’s plan determines everything that happens in the universe
Individual: Gods plan for each person
Moral: command in Bible that teaches how men should believe and live
The “Watch Maker” analogy
The watch came from a maker, therefore a maker must be responsible for the universe and creation
Theodicy
said to attempt to justify the behavior of God
cosmological argument
first cause; prime mover
antropological argument
inherent sense of right and wrong
the teleological argument
- the design argument
-order and complexity are best explained by reference to a creator God
Missio Dei
Gods mission
Ethnocentrism
having or based on the idea that your own group is better than others
Syncretism
mixing of Christian assumptions with the assumptions that are incompatible with Christianity
Three Self Formula
self governing, self propagating, self supporting
Good Samaritan Formula
proximity + urgency + capacity = responsibility